Here is a fact: Since the release of The Ridiculous 6 in December 2015, Netflix users have spent nearly half a billion collective hours watching Adam Sandler movies. Netflix chief Ted Sarandos shared that mind-boggling statistic in a new Q1 earnings interview (embedded above); it certainly explains why Netflix’s original four-movie deal with Sandler— whom you’ll warmly remember once said that he liked Netflix because it rhymes with “wet chicks”—just got bumped up by four more films.

In the interview, which also features Netflix’s own Reed Hastings and David Wells, the trio discussed the future of the streaming platform, though the notoriously cagey execs, who keep most ratings info under lock and key, declined to reveal any other streaming numbers. Revealing Sandler’s numbers may have been their way of trying to quell the Internet’s collective gnashing of teeth about why the comedian keeps getting such a plush deal from Netflix, despite the harsh critical reviews lobbed at his latest movies. Ridiculous 6, for example, the first film to come out of his Netflix deal, currently has a zero percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes and was marked by controversy for its appropriation and ridicule of Native American culture.

In the interview, Hastings also shared that Netflix is expecting to cross the 100 million subscribers mark this weekend. He added later, though, that the company still has “YouTube envy”—the video-sharing platform has well over a billion users, and billions more views with each passing day. (Evidently, that envy is not strong enough to keep Netflix from hosting its own earnings report on YouTube.)

Sarandos also discussed the company’s plans for more faith-based entertainment and larger-scale feature films, as well as the looming writers’ strike—which could hit Hollywood in May if negotiations between the Alliance of Motion Pictures and Television Producers and the Writers Guild of America go awry.

“We’re keeping an eye on it like everybody else, and like everybody else our productions would be impacted if it happens,” Sarandos said. “We may be impacted a little bit less because we’re not on such a rigid production schedule . . . but some of our productions would be held up in the event of a strike, which, our fingers are crossed that that won’t happen.”

Adam Sandler film fans (a group that does not include his own children) will delight in knowing that he co-writes all of his Netflix projects. So at least there’s that.

JURASSIC PARK

Drink every time mentions of technology make you laugh—twice every time someone mentions “hacking” or being a “hacker.”

Drink every time someone says “DNA.”

Drink whenever Jeff Goldblum speaks.

Chug when the T.rex eats the lawyer.

If you dare: Drink every time you see a dinosaur.

Photo: From Universal/Everett Collection.

WOLF OF WALL STREET

“Let me tell you something. There is no nobility in sobriety. I have been a drunk man and I have been a sober man. And I choose drunk every fucking time.” Did Jordan Belfort say that in the movie? Not exactly, but close enough.

Drink every time someone does cocaine.

Drink every time someone mentions Quaaludes.

Drink every time someone has sex.

Chug every time they explain the stock market.

Chug for Leo’s drunken drive home.

If you dare: Drink every time someone says “fuck.”

Photo: From Paramount/Everett Collection.

TWILIGHT

You better hold on tight, spider monkeys.

Drink every time Bella stammers or Edward looks uncomfortable.

Drink every time a vampire uses vampire powers.

Drink whenever Bella strokes her own hair or bites her lip.

Drink every time vampires and werewolves express animosity toward one another.

Chug when Bella sees Edward sparkling for the first time.

If you dare: Drink every time someone says “Bella.”

Photo: From AF Archive/Alamy.

THE HANGOVER

Try not to wake up from this one with a tiger in your bathroom and a baby in the closet.

Drink every time someone says “Vegas” or “baby.”

Drink every time Alan (Zach Galifianakis) does or says something weird.

Drink twice every time the group finds something out or remembers something.

Drink every time you feel sorry for Stu.

Chug when Mike Tyson starts singing.

If you dare: Drink every time someone says “fuck.” (Trust us, it’ll work here, too.)

Photo: From Warner Bros/Everett Collection.

THE BIG LEBOWSKI

“You’re out of your element!”

Drink every time someone says “dude.”

Drink every time someone drinks a White Russian.

Drink every time someone dumps on Donny.

Drink every time someone bowls.

Chug during the ill-fated ash scattering scene.

If you dare: Drink every time someone says “fuck.”

Photo: From Gramercy Pictures/Everett Collection.

MEAN GIRLS

It’s the queen bee of drinking game movies. The rules:

Drink every time someone refers to Africa.

Drink every time someone says Regina George’s full name.

Drink for every mini-skirt.

Go sip for sip with every character at every party.

Chug for “Boo, you whore.”

If you dare: Drink every time someone says “mean” or “girl(s).”

From Paramount/Everett Collection.

TITANIC

Your heart will go on, but your liver might not.

Drink for every instance of ominous foreshadowing.

Drink every time class creates a dicey situation.

Drink every time Rose says “Jack” or Jack says “Rose.”

Drink every time someone speaks in a thick accent.

Chug for propeller guy.

If you dare: Drink for every dead person you see.

From 20th Century Fox/Everett Collection.

JURASSIC PARK

“Ah ah ah! You didn’t say the magic word!”

Drink every time you notice the excellent soundtrack.

Drink every time mentions of technology make you laugh—twice every time someone mentions “hacking” or being a “hacker.”

Drink every time someone says “DNA.”

Drink whenever Jeff Goldblum speaks.

Chug when the T.rex eats the lawyer.

If you dare: Drink every time you see a dinosaur.

From Universal/Everett Collection.

WOLF OF WALL STREET

“Let me tell you something. There is no nobility in sobriety. I have been a drunk man and I have been a sober man. And I choose drunk every fucking time.” Did Jordan Belfort say that in the movie? Not exactly, but close enough.

Drink every time someone does cocaine.

Drink every time someone mentions Quaaludes.

Drink every time someone has sex.

Chug every time they explain the stock market.

Chug for Leo’s drunken drive home.

If you dare: Drink every time someone says “fuck.”

From Paramount/Everett Collection.

LOVE ACTUALLY

You’ll feel it in your fingers; you’ll feel it in your toes; liquor will be all around you; and so the feeling will grow.

Drink for every turtleneck.

Drink every time you find out people from parallel stories know one another.

Drink for every distinctly British moment of tension.

Drink every time Colin Firth struggles to communicate with Aurelia, his Portuguese love interest.

Chug for Andrew Lincoln’s cue card scene.

If you dare: Drink every time someone says “love” or “actually.”

From Universal/Everett Collection.

TWILIGHT

You better hold on tight, spider monkeys.

Drink every time Bella stammers or Edward looks uncomfortable.

Drink every time a vampire uses vampire powers.

Drink whenever Bella strokes her own hair or bites her lip.

Drink every time vampires and werewolves express animosity toward one another.

Chug when Bella sees Edward sparkling for the first time.

If you dare: Drink every time someone says “Bella.”

From AF Archive/Alamy.

THE HANGOVER

Try not to wake up from this one with a tiger in your bathroom and a baby in the closet.

Drink every time someone says “Vegas” or “baby.”

Drink every time Alan (Zach Galifianakis) does or says something weird.

Drink twice every time the group finds something out or remembers something.

Drink every time you feel sorry for Stu.

Chug when Mike Tyson starts singing.

If you dare: Drink every time someone says “fuck.” (Trust us, it’ll work here, too.)